Nobody Reviews Their Agent's Code

You tell your AI agent to implement a feature. It writes 150 lines across four files. You skim the diff, it looks reasonable, you commit. Two days later you're debugging an edge case the agent never tested, staring at a conditional that makes no sense, wondering why you didn't catch it. The problem isn't the agent. The problem is that there's no review step. When a teammate opens a PR, you read the diff, leave inline comments, request changes, and approve when it's ready. When an agent writes code, you get a wall of terminal output and a vague sense that it probably worked. The review workflow that keeps human code honest doesn't exist for agent code. Someone built it. What Is crit? crit is a PR-style review tool for LLM agent output, built by tomasz-tomczyk . It's a single Go binary that launches a localhost web UI, detects changed files in your git repo (or takes explicit file paths), and renders them with syntax-highlighted diffs. You click on lines to leave inline comments, just li